The Table for FISHING: Being the Fourth and last PART.

THe Introduction

Page 1

An Encomium, or somewhat in praise of Fisher-man and Fishing

7

Fish-ponds to improve, and the fish therein contained

8

Carps to make them grow to an extraordinary bigness in Pond

10

General Observations to be understood in the Art of Ang∣ling

11

Astrological Elections for Angling in general

13

What provision is to be made for Angling-tools

14

A Line after the best manner, how to make

15

Of the Hook, Flote, and other things worth the observation

16

Flies Natural and Artificial, and how to use them

18

Of Ground-angling

23

Of Night-angling

24

What times are seasonable, and what unseasonable to angle in

25

Of the Barbel

27

Of the Bream

29

Of the Bleak

31

Of the Bull-head or Millers-Thumb

32

Of the Chevin

33

Of the Char

34

Of the Chub, Cheven, Chavender

ibid.

Of the Carp

36

Of Dace or Dare

38

Of the Eel

39

Of the Flounder

42

Of the Gudgeon

43

Of the Guiniard

ibid.

Of the Loach

44

Of the Minnow

45

Of the Pope or Ruff

ibid.

Of the Pike

46

Of the Pearch

50

Of the Rud

52

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Of the Roach

ibid.

Of the Stickleback

55

Of the Salmon

ibid.

Of the Tench

57

Of the Torcoth

61

Of the Trout

ibid.

Of the Umber or Grayling

63

Fishes Haunt, &c.

64

Experimental Observations and Directions for Angling

67

An Angling Song

75

An Abstract of such Penal Laws as relate to Fishing

76